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A 11548·NY·house

Provides that immediate injunctive relief, restraining orders, or cease and desist orders may be sought in cases where voter intimidation, deception or obstruction occurs

In CommitteeFiled Jun 1, 2026
Sponsor: Steven Otis
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REFERRED TO ELECTION LAW

Jun 1, 2026

Summary

The bill amends New York's election law to let courts quickly grant injunctions, restraining orders, or cease‑and‑desist orders when voter intimidation, deception, or obstruction occurs. It also makes violators liable for damages, including nominal, compensatory, or punitive damages. The change is intended to protect voters' ability to cast ballots on election day.

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